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Wednesday, August 02, 2006

Pro-Homosexual Marriage Proponents Go Public With Their Agenda

We have repeatedly said the agenda of those pushing homosexual marriage will lead to polygamy and a total devaluation of marriage. Not content with "the narrow terms of the marriage debate," the pro-homosexual advocates are now declaring, "Legal recognition for a wide rage of relationships, households and families - regardless of kinship or conjugal status." They also demand, "Access for all, regardless of marital or citizenship status, to vital government support programs, including but not limited to health care, housing, Social Security and pension plans, disaster recovery assistance, unemployment insurance, and welfare assistance."

In short, they want to totally redefine our society by eliminating the very concepts of marriage and family, and the battle to redefine traditional marriage is just the beginning. The proponents of homosexual "marriage" admit it and they have posted their manifesto online. Read, in their own words, what their real agenda is by clicking here.

The following are issues that are already covered under existing programs and policy, or may perhaps need an extension to existing policy but do not require redefining or destroying marriage.

· Single parent households
· Senior citizens living together and serving as each other’s caregivers
· Blended and extended families
· Children being raised in multiple households or by unmarried parents
· Adult children living with and caring for their parents
· Senior citizens who are the primary caregivers to their grandchildren or other relatives
· Close friends or siblings living in non-conjugal relationships and serving as each other’s primary support and caregivers
· Care-giving relationships that provide support to those living with extended illness such as HIV/AIDS.

And here's where they are really pushing at:
· Households in which there is more than one conjugal partner (translated: bigamy and poligamy)

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